Obituary notices for Jamison Groome Wolken arranged in Kansas family lines
Ezra C Jamison 83 of Centropolis died Jan 18 1994 at home. Funeral Jan 21 at Eight Mile Old German Baptist Brethren Church Centropolis with burial Pleasant Hill Cemetery. Survived by wife Martha, children Melvin Velma and Delia, siblings and many grandchildren. Nada H Groome 75 Chanute Ottawa died Jan 19 1994 in Fredonia Regional Hospital. Graveside Jan 21 Memorial Park Cemetery Chanute. Survived by son Charles, daughter Carol, siblings and grandchildren. Elizabeth Ann Wolken 80 Cedar Creek Mo died Jan 14 1994 Forsyth Mo funeral Jan 18 Our Lady of the Ozarks. Survived by sons Albert John Richard, daughters Betty Norma Rose Mary and others plus many grandchildren and stepchildren.
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Ezra C. Jamison
Ezra ‘Abble Jamison
Densis
Tuesae
German Baptist Brethren Church
Jamison
Centropolis
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Quinter
Gove County
Walter Cabble
Lydia Mary (Flora) Jamison
Martha Elden Davis
Baldwin City
Bloomfield
Polo
Franklin County
Ottawa
Melvin’ E. Jamison
Velma Ellen Crist
Delia Marie Crist
Overbrook
Lara Cripe
Eaton
Ohio
Edna Denlinger
Modesto
Calif
Charley Jamison
Arcanum
William Jamison
Merle Jamison
Lapel
Ind
Houston Jamison
Oregon
Ben
Martha
Marie
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Olathe Hospice
Groome
Chanute
Fredonia Regional Hospital
Memorial Park Cemetery
Carl S
Bessie (Vick) Hoopes
Charles W. Groome
Lawrence
Ottawa High School
Safari West Apartments
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Charles E. Groome
Paris
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Carol J. Lawrence
Wichita
Dean Hoopes
Burlington
Ruby Storrer
Pomona
Alvena Lancaster
Topeka
Heart Fund
American Cancer Society
Johnson Mortuary
Elizabeth Wolken
Cedar Creek
Elizabeth Ann
Powell) Wolken
Garnett
Jefferson City
Our Lady of the Ozarks Catholic Church
Forsyth
Forsyth Whelcher Chapel
Lawrence Wolken
Albert Struttman
John Struttman
St. Charles
Richard Struttman
Betty Burd
Norma McKee
Rose Mary Rost
Shawnee Mission
Don Wolken
Larry Wolken
Humboldt
Ron Wolken
Merriam
Patricia Adkinson
Fairway
Alberta Kueser
Richmond
Delma Lewis
Quenemo
Emily Scheppers
Walter Kolb
Meda
Ottawa hospital notes and district court round up
Admissions Linda Leatherberry of Ottawa and dismissals for Billy Lloyd and Etta Johnson of Princeton. Births Linda and Wayne Leatherberry Ottawa a daughter 7 pounds 6 ounces. Burglary at Topeka contractor’s trailer north of Lane. tools stolen valued over 1800 dollars. Home entry reported on Reno Road with no losses. Multiple district court sentences including Wayne Graika Pomona 30 days suspended, Arvin-Funk DUI diversion violation, Rogers driving without insurance, Jackson marijuana possession, Corey Anderson burglary and theft with probation and restitution, Brannon junior driving suspended, Geiler theft with probation. Arrests include Trautloff for warrant theft, game unit stolen from home, vandalism on Princeton Road. Minor collisions reported on Princeton Road and 21st Street.
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Etta Johnson
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Labette Road
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Government AIDS care guidelines urge early treatment
Washington AP reports federal guidelines for AIDS care stress early counseling and treatment to extend life. Even symptom free HIV patients should receive daily sulfa to prevent Pneumocystis pneumonia when CD4 falls below 200. AZT recommended when CD4 drops below 500. Dr. Philip R. Lee notes about half of the 1 million Americans with HIV are unaware of their infection.
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County plans appeal over warrant in ex mayor arrest case
Franklin County Attorney's Office will appeal rulings disallowing a search warrant at Bret and Dorothy Jackson's Rantoul home. Bret Jackson, former mayor, and Dorothy were arrested for marijuana and drug paraphernalia possession. A ruling on Bret's appeal is set for Jan. 27. Dorothy's appeal date is not yet scheduled. District Judge Tom Sachse will hear the appeal. Magistrate Larry Coursen threw out the warrant.
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Franklin County
Rantoul
Bret
Dorothy Jackson
Bret Jackson
Dorothy
Tom Sachse
Larry Coursen
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